Prominent media Platform, Triangle News international Magazine has concluded plans to honor outstanding Nigerian Lawmakers of the 9th Assembly as part of events of the 2023 Triangle International Magazine Awards.
As released by the Publisher of Triangle News Media, publisher Femi Salako, from his Manchester Office today 22th of April,2023,the Lawmakers will be selected based on their outstanding performances, as members of the 9th National Assembly and their contributions towards the holistic growth and development of their respective Constituency and Senatorial District.
The event is also scheduled to hold in London, United Kingdom, on the 6th of May, 2023
On the list of prominent Nigerians, who have been shortlisted for the Award in various categories are, the Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide SanwoOlu, President of the Nigerian Senate, Senator Ahmed Lawan, House Speaker Femi Gbajabiamila, and Minister of Communication and Digital Economy, Professor Isah Ali Ibrahim Pantami. Others, who are to be honored for their Outstanding Performances in the 9th National Assembly, are Sen. Orji Uzor Kalu, Sen. Tolu Odebiyi, Sen.Remi Tinubu, Sen. Barau Jibril, Sen. Aliyu Wamakko, Sen. Abba Moro , Sen Opeyemi Bamidele , Sen Ibrahim Yahaya Oloriegbe, Biodun Olujimi, Mohammed Sani Musa, Senator Adamu Aliero, Senator Elijah Abbo
Also, are , Honorables Mayowa Akinfolarin, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo – Ondo, Babajimi Benson,
Abass Tajudeen, Hon BAGO, Ade Adeogun, Hon Aliyu Betara, Hon. Elder Leke Abejide, Hon. Timehin Adelegbe, Hon.Tajudeen Abass, Aliyu Magaji Dau, Hon. Alhassan Ado Dogowa, and Brig. Gen. Mohammed Buba Marwa. (Retd).
Organisers of the award, say the nomination and eventual ratification of the nominees, was after a painstaking assessment of their commitment to good governance, particularly in the last four years, in the Nigeria.
Organisers of the award, say the nomination and eventual ratification of the nominees, was after a painstaking assessment of their commitment to good governance, particularly in the last four years, in the Nigeria.